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NORDIC AND
BALTIC KIDS FOR KIDS
Jury
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The jury of the Nordic
and Baltic KFK consists of two adult and three youth members.
The adults are professionals in media education, Kirsi
Mustalahti and Olli Mononen. The youth members are pupils from
Sampola Secondary School.
The youth jury members
are Markus Pajarre, Aino Turtonen and Riina Peltomäki. They are
15 year old ninth-graders from Sampola School. They were
involved in a Finnish-Taiwanese documentary project, My 24
hours.
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Kirsi Mustalahti is a
freelance actor and event producer, whose personal objective is
easy access and reach, the combination of different areas of art
of culture and delivering art to children and youngsters. During
the last two years, Kirsi has made bilingual touring theatre
with the TIRAKKOR troupe and through it also studied Finnish
sign language.
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Olli Mononen is a
jack-of-all-trades of Pikku Kakkonen, a children’s programme of
the Finnish Broadcasting Company. He has trained as a nursery
school teacher, but was snatched up as a presenter of children’s
programmes in 1988. Olli is a journalist, presenter, director
and these days a producer as well. He is also the voice of the
puppets Riku and Late Kettu of the programme Karvakuonot, and he
has directed, amongst others, the Tonttu Toljanteri advent
calendar series.
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Markus’s hobbies are orienteering and
photography. He likes movies and TV series, especially Britcoms.
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Aino spends her free time with her friends,
at the gym and listening to lots of music.
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Riina enjoys all things
creative, like drawing and acting, and hanging out with friends.
She also plays volleyball and is into other sports as well. She
is interested in a future career in journalism.
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